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PORT TOWNSEND.
A City that Prsmises ta be 2:15
in Prcminance an the Sand.
MANY IMPROVEMENTS BEING
MADE. RAILROAD PROSPECTS.
A Custom House Costmg SIOO.OOO--
Water and Electric Light Works—
On the Move-
Scuttle ’l‘initu.
Prominent among the growing
y« ting cities of western Washington.
distinguished as headquarters for
the Puget Sound customs collection
distrist, i» ”:9 port of entry. Won
derfnlly Favored in geographical
position, enjoying the advantages of
an unrivaled harbor three miles wide
by six miles long, Port Townsend
has a solid and promising basis upon
which to build for future commercial
prosperity. Quimper peninsula, lying
between Port Discovery bay nine
miles long. on the west. and Port
Townsend bay and Admiralty Inlet
on the east. and forming the shore
line of the Straiteof FllO3 on the
north, contains about 35 square
miles and constitutes a site upon
which a New York might find ample
room. Point Wilson, the extreme
northeast mm of the peninsula. is
the site oi a government lighthouse
standing sentry over the already vast
commerce of Puget Sound us it passes
and re asses through the channel
four mifias wide between the penin
sula on the west and Whidby island
on the east.
Midway between ()npe Flattery ut
the Pacific ocean on the west and
Olympia, the head of navigation on
the south—marking the dividing lino
between F uca strait proper and Puget
Sound proper, Point Wilson forms
an elbow where these great inland
waters blend at a right angle. At
Point Wilson is an extensive govern
lment reserve of land intended as a
site for future fortifications—cor—
responding with a similar reserve at
Point Partridge on the opposite side
of the channel. Three miles inland
from Point Wilson is the mouth of
Port Townsend bay, marked by Point
Hudson on one side and Marrowstone
Point on the other. Passing by the
former point, inward hound, one was
first the Devoe & Dickinson brick
yard; than, the Eisenheis brewery,
and the site of the new gas works;
then, the Port Townsend saw mill.
Entering the harbor proper, a. mega
nificent vista oSens up to View.
Quim er sash an door factory. the
Port 'Bownsend foundry. half a dozen!
UlOl UIDJ. Au“ enact: hue-a ...... “I- ~—-—.I
filled by the business part of the town.
the handsome residence part spread
ing back over the grassy crown of an
oval hill, the spacious vista of rail~
road flat adjoining, eighteen square
miles of placid harbor on whose hos
pitable bosom ride from twenty to
orty white—winged messengers of
commerce, the military station and}
Irondale smelting furnace and Had-1
lock sawmill in the distance—all
these impress one with a restful sense
of room, fresh air. and—business. A
revenue cutter rides at anchor, ready
at a minute's warning for active duty
as one of Uncle Sam’s police guards.
The wharVes' do duty, not only for
trade and travel from half a dozen
counties, of which this 18 the com
marcial centre, but are a sort of
cross-roads for the Alaska. San Fran
cisco and foreign ocean steam and
sail traffic.
Upon landing. you are impressed
with the solidity of the business part
of the city, which is located on a tri
angular sandspit containing thirtyi
acres or more. Its substantial brick
and stone indicate old established
and thriving commercial houses.
The water front room is being en
larged by uses. wall which extends
along the southern line of Water
street. that thoroughfare being in
course of extention through to the
flat westward. where the “Port Town
send Southern” railroad company
has selected its depot. grounds. As
cending the hill, you pass by the
L'. s. mam: "om-run,
Where Uncle Samuel owns two blocks of
eligible property overlooking the buy,
and where Surgeon General Hamilton
says he intends having a. hundred thous
and dollar hospital building one of these
days. This property was purchased some
yam ago from Dr. Minoiy nation It
stands the building at present used for
hospital purpoees, a two-sign” frame struc
ture, in which marine “dents are cared
for. Dr. A. H. Gleumvn 1:4 the surgeon
in charge. More cen’hln)’ located 18 the
PIYBLXC SCHOOL BUILDING,
a elightlv and "Olny structure erected a.
few veers ago g accommodate the grow
ing ‘educatin-al needs of the town. It ‘
occupies a yhole block, and in it are five
teachers mder Prof. Camrbell, the prin
cipal. (he °school is we lup as a thor
ougb'! organized and ably conducted pub
]iytnstitution. Further on, at the sum
.ut. of a nightly hill. at an elevation of
early or quite 200 feet, is a partially fin
‘r’ished_
mumm' norm,
s fonrstorn building, erected by Capt.
Hairy E. organ, and by him recently
sold to a syndicate from‘California, who
are to complete the same this summer.
Near the front and overlooking the bay is
the site of the .
. new oovmxxsx’r nummxo. ‘
i A total of $109,000 has thus far beenl
iapproprinted for the erection of a build
[ing at Port Townsend for use as a custom‘
lhouse, post office, etc. Strong hopes are
entertalned of securing as much more be
fore the close of the present session. The
site purchased covers a. full block, and is
on a. beautiful grassy slope. Below is the
noxnsn wnnsuouss.
This property, when the government
shall have secured the land to deep water
in front, and shall have improved it as it
shocld be. will serve its urpose well.
On the crest of the hilris the large res
ervoir of the
IWATER woaxs,
an institutionponducted by a local com
pany, and winch supplies water for public
POll TOWING“, Jeiferson County, Washington Territory, Thursday, May 31. 1888.
51ml private purpuscs. Auuthur company
1.4 moving! to bring :1 water supply from :1
fresh “uh-r lake on the “unusuln. ()th~
CI" pun impruvcmcms added h) t_hc my
aura-mom» durum the past your uqu-le
1m»: lil,l;l"l'kll' umrr \VURKR.
A t-umpauy i~ also in nlu-rutiun In arm-t
2:15 “'oka “'ix'uin tln- nvxt mur munths—
having purchased :1 Hh‘ :unl obtained a
fmnvhiw. and havmu abundant fulth 1n
the lumn- of the tnwn. Tho:
I.U(‘.\L >.\w-.\m.x.,
nnllur tlu-nmnugvnwnt nf .\lr. Hun. \V‘
linwns. :in ulzl:ui‘lvxlwrivnvwl mill man,
has lm-n inq-rm‘wl _L'n-zuly within the
4 [lust _n-ur, :uul nuw Nils from fifty to
{.\iny xh-mauzil fu-t of lumllur daily—dill
inf which is vunsmuwl in local lmiltling
’uiul impmvmwnts. “ilh tln- exception of
unnpzlmtiwly small :ununnls sent own
siunully to Alaska. .\lr. Downs was for
mzmyyvurs squriim-nnlcnt of thelurgc
mills at Port hisvm‘vry. and his skill and
(‘llit'icm‘y un- runspiruous in his present
lulsinc-r‘s. Nuur the sawmill is the
SASH AND DOOR FACTORY,
{Under tho ownership and manage
iment of "Qnimper Manufacturing
Company.” This company is com—
lposed oi three practical mechanics.
{Mt-55m. A. H. Tucker, 0. \V. Flint
’nud Chas. E. Pink. They manufac
ture all kinds of wood work in their
'line of business, and have a growing;
Imarket. The
l PORT rowxsrxn rouxmu'
[Sear by is building,r up an immense
5 business that speaks well for all con
i earnedmnd is a factor in local growth.
i Port Townsend is fast nearing the
destination fondly dreamed of by its
projectors, Messrs. Pettygrove
l’lummer and Hestengs. who in the
early "fifties" camped on the than
barren shore with intent to commit
civilization. Mr. l’ettygrove’s dream
of living to see Portland and Port
Townsend connected by railroad was
never realized, but. like many other
earthly hopes was deferred for other,
People to realize. Still. the event is
ollowing Closely upon the demise of.
that ambitious pioneer. The dream
might have been realized had there
been as much push and enterprise
manifested ten years ago as there is
now.
RAILROAD PROSPECTS.
The “Port Townsend Southern” is
now moving out actively along the
line of success, backed by a lively
and generous local sentiment. It at
ready has a substantial basis upon
which to operate successfully, and
Will so proceed. The future of the
city is matured. and the speed of its
growth Will be measured only by the
general plospetity of the basin Pu
get. Sound which just now is most
flattering. The railroad company
has recently purchased $40,000 worth
of real estate fronting on Port Town
send bay and including its proposed
depot. grounds, besides receiving a
bonus amounting already to several
hundred thousand dollars in'value,
donated by citizens and property
owners. A live agent is alsoin the
field rlmmh‘mr his whnln time In the
bum“ wruugu maauu nuu vounmsu
counties. Deposits of coal, i'on and
copper have been found near the
line of the road, and devebpments
will follow the prying efi'oPs of the
rospector and ca italbts. mmense
Fumber fields wiii also betapped by
this road—enough, it- is safl. to make
the road a paying invetment for
ten years to come. sayhg nothing
about other sources of revenue. Na
ture has done much foil’ort Town
send, but never until 15 natural ad
vantages were supplanented by hu
man skill and enterpzise, were such
results wrought out as are now in
:immediate prospect. l‘he bay is oer
itainly one of the heat harbors in
the world, havmg thl depth varying
from live to fittest fathoms, free
from rock, bar, shdl or obstruction
of any kind, and pepfectly land~lock
ed. When its dq’tiny shall have
been fully wrou%t out its shores
will be occupied; y a city of many
thousand! of inhpitants—restricted
in size only by th: possibilities ahead
of such a coon? as ours Capital,
industry, popul ion, manufacturing
enterprises. are' all being attractedi
to Port Townaand With a rapidity
that must surgly bring it to greater
prominence inthe future than it has
hitherto enjoyed.
Ingenoll and the Tarifi'.
i “Bob" Ingersol’. defines the tarifi'
situation accurately as follows:
“The majority in this country do
{not believe in free trade. A large
lmxjority think it of the utmost im~
portance to diversity and protect,
when necessary. the industries of our
people. A. largo majority. in my
judgement, think the tarifl' ought,‘
1n many |particnlars, to be reformed.
They know that every tarifl' bill that
has ever passed has been more or less
deformed by compromise. They
know that all the interests asked for
protection combined, and that some
interests that ought not to be pro~
‘tected secured it by threats and in
} timidation.
That is, they said: ‘lf you do not
protect us we will not vote to protect
you. So that the deserving indus—
tries have been compelled to include
many that were nndeserving. Every
success has its parasities. Some
people are willing to destroy the suc
cess for the sake of killing the para~
‘sities, but the great majority do not
‘feel like injuring themselves —do not
1 feel like sacreficing a great good for
’the sake of destroying a small evil.
So much money has been invested, so
many people find employment, so
many interests are interwoven with
and depend upon the industries that
are protected. that anything like free
trade will bling.for a time at least.‘
a ruin that would never be repaired
except by resorting again to protec
tion‘”
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'ro rao'rzcr BRITISH xxraazsrs.
Vicroau, B. 0., May 25.—The cor
vette Corline, Capt. Sir Wm.,Wise~
men. arrived yesterday and will go
into the dry dock on Wednesday
next. She will then go immediately
to sea. with sealed orders, but it is
understood her destination is Beh
ring’s sea, and her mission to protect
British interests in those waters.
' BY TFLFGR WHEN
A l ‘ o
I'nasmrzmu ASSEBIBLY. «I
PHILADELPH!.§, Mu); 22.~T‘ue home
mxssiuus occupled the attention of the.
Presbyterian general assembly thisl
morning, pact to the reading of the
report by the. Rev. E. D. Maris. ;
The committee 01) hills and “vex-W
turns caused to by road to the gem-ml E
assembly a uumln-r of overtures i
mzrzrsrlro to them. ;
i The income was $130,031) greater
Ithan during the prucedng year.
The number of missionaries uidud by
the board was 1486, and 17.277 mem~
bars were added to the cnurches uu ~
der the board’s care. The report
was accepted and the members of the
board whose terms expire this year
were reappointed. Rev. Win. Irwin.
secretary of tho board. made a speech
congratulating the assembly on the
work and the fact. that. for the first
time in five years, the board was out.
of debt. __ 7
A resolution was ofl'ered by Rev.
John R. Tompson. of Puget Sound.
Iheurtily endorsing und seconding the
‘eflorts to secure the suppression uf
Sunday work in mail and military
service of the United States govern
ment. was unanimously adopted. 1
111-:an VILLARD. ‘
l NEW YORK, .‘.lay 22.»—At the an
' nual meeting of the Oregon & Trans
' continental company on June 18th it
‘ is understood that Henry Yillm'd‘
' will be elected president of the coup
' puny. An address will be issued tol
‘ the stockholders in Villard‘s name
' in which he states that having ren,
dered assismnce to the company in
‘ the critical stage of its afl'airs he
j now feels called upon to aid in secur
ing more satisfactory results in the
future for the stockholders. For
this purpose he says he has obtained
the cooperation of foreign capitalists
which he represents, and his friends,
in evidence of their intentions to in
fuse new life into the company, have
already ac uired large interests in
the stock. (in conclusion he requests
the corporation of the stockholders
in the proposed effort for a rehabil
ilation of the Oregon at: Transconti—
nental company.
TEE BEAR’S oanaas.
Wasumcrox. May 22—-The acting
secretary of the treasury has Signed
the sailing orders of the revenue
steamer Bear, now fitting out in San-
Franciseo for a cruise to the seal
islands of Alaska, and it is expected
that she will sail before the end of;
this week. Her orders are exactly}
similar to those of last year, and
show no change whatever in the pol—
icy of the government in regard to
lthe seal fisheries.
f To BE sow
1 OTTAWA, om. May 23.—1 tis
'u'ngcratoog here the: Marshal Atkins,
NEW You, May 23.——It is stated to
day that ihe Anarchists will resume
the publication of their propaganda
“the alarm." ,It will be transferred
from Chicago to this city and printed
in English. Herr Most and Henry
London .au English anarchist, were
in it.
m: MUST mo.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 25.—The Su—
reme court has just utfirmed the
geciaiou of the lower court, which
decided that Alex. Go'denson, the
murderer of little Mamie Kelly, must
hang. -
Fxshermen'a Rxghta.
The following'telegrnm was sent to
Washington by the masters of the
Gloucester schooners. preparatory to
their contemplated fishing voyage
north:
Pom Towmmw. W. 'l‘., May 18th, 1888.
SENATOR Emwn'm AND Fan,
Washington, D. 0.:
Present following to Secretary of Tree.
snry. Let answer to mbe over his sig
nature and in full, lo we can exhibit
same to revenue oflicers in Alaska waters
for our protection against seizure. Our
.schoonern “Mollie Adams" and "Edward
‘E. Webster" of Gloucester. Mesa. and
"Omar and Hattie" of Swampecott.Mass.,
left home the former October. and the
other December. 1887, to engage in sea!-
ing. not knowing American vessels were
prohibited in Behring Sea.
Question—l! we take seal south of
the Aleutian Islands. may we run to
Onaalaska without liability to seizure
and have skins counted by revenue or
other government ofiirer and proceed
thence to complete voyage fishing for
halibut in Behring, without seizure. if
no more seals taken?
We hold ourselves for inspection at
any time. We only wish to seal to the
Alaska Commercial Company‘s grounds, ‘
and then finish season by fishing and re
turn.
Quantum—Will you grant us permit
to take sea otter in Alaskan waters?
Schooners here at great expense. We
wait prompt and lull answer:
Somuox J A 0035. Master. Adams.
. Ron. 0. LAVENDER, Master, Webster.
CHBIITIAN memos.
Heater, Oscar and Hattie.
Following is the reply:
Wssmse'rox, D. 0.. May 21. 1883--
Messrs. Sol. Jacobs, Master Schooner
Mollie Adams; Robert 0. Lavender,
Master Schooner Webster and Chris
tian Nelson, Master Oscar Hattie,
Port Townsend, W. T.
Same instructions sent Revenue
Cutter ofiicers as last year. Seals
cannot be killed except by perwns‘
authorized by the Statute of the Ter-‘
iritory of Alaska or the waters thereof
{and coded by Russia to the United
States; nor can any one kill fur seals
nor any seals legs than one year old
in an; locality and .vessels entering
American part of Behrin sea with
seal skins on board, to fie exempt
{rem seizure, must show ofiicer mate
rially that they were not taken with
in the limits of the territory or waters
ceded by Russia and that they are
not. the skins of females or young
seals None but natives of Alaska
are allowed to kill seal otter and the
use of.fire-arms is restricted.
HUGH S. Taoupsos.
Acting Secretary.
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Geo Budgns “ “ " 61‘ 40°
W s Etielmrdson " “ “ ti , rOO i
M F Hamilton “ " " I; J4O
oit Tudor “ “ “ 7,~. 00
Wm Keene " " “ 10 . h I
A Andrews " " " 10 . 1'93
1) D Andrews “ “ “ 10 . 138 ‘
F Dunleavy “ " “ 4 H ‘1
John Duhoise " " " 4 . x 0‘0"
John Hirer “ " " 4 . I“: 00
Sl“ McL‘unughy " " " , 4, ~ 26 00
Samuel Cuny " " " «I r sOO
Wm Montgomery " " " 4 V 2‘5 00
J Huntingiord “ " “ K 16 00
A Jnhnmn " " “ 8 12 r
A llnmmergren " “ " a 1;: ‘
J lit-Dormick " " “ h‘ . 13
‘Gwmnke jr " " “ 3 . 1:;
Peter i'nuisun " " " s . 6
J A Rex " “ " S . 10
Julius .\inst " " " s.. r.
E Syunld " “ " 3 _ 4
G Johnson “ " “ 5 . 6
B Bengalrum “ " " 8.. 4
“'11: Fisher " " " 8.. 4
Thus Bracken " " “ 1.. 26
Ed lirneken “ “ " 1 . 10 50
Anguat Mull “ " " 2 10 72
J Van Trojcn “ " " 3, i. ll 00
Benj.Chntrau was appointed supervisor of
Road Dietrict So. 2.
G. humuse was appointed supervisor Road
manic: No. 1.
Warren W. Marple was appointed supervisor
of Road District NC. 7.
it was ordered the sum of SSOO be transfered
from the county fund to the general road fund.
it was ordered that the assessorbeallowcd an
assistant for 30 days at $3 per dav.
A petition Irom the residents of school dis
trict 505.3111“! 7 to the county school superin
tendent DraViDL’ {or the division of the school
districts und the formation of a. new district
was presented. accompanied by n communica
tion from the school superintendent recom
mending the formation of the new dtstrict; and
it was ordered that the prayer of the petition
ers be and the same is hereby granted. and
>chool diatrict No. 10 formed as follows:
Commencing] on the cast shore of Port Dis
covery Buy. w ere the township line of town
ship 29. north runge,2 west, strikes mid east
shore of said lm '. thence along said township
line to the south enst corner of the north east
quarter of section 12. townahip 28, north range.
1 westJhence west to the county line 0! Jet
lemon and (Ilaitsm counties. thence north
along mid county line to where it strikes the
south line oi hection L 9, townshir 29. '.: west,
thence en'st along the south line 0 sections 16.
1:311 uvlu‘9-_. .V --
l .-...u ...». mumcu Imm: . ‘
Olympic Lodge K. of 9., rent of hall {or
gruudjury {3.300
Yon. Townsend CALL, printing and ud
verlising ... 7350
Mrs Lucind: Hastings, interest. on bail
ancedueior block .. 7125
Chas Becker. chairs ior court house. . 20 50
Waterman & Kuz. supplies ior court
houne..... 3750
S Maison. hauling rubbish irom court
hun5eyardV....,.........._._1.. l 1
Pan Mauion Hauling rubbish irom court
holiseynrd ... . .. 225
R K Lnlimer. stationery H .i .. '_l 30
Thus ll Cuvuuaugh,‘!.o pamphlet school
laws .. 11
NJ" i-‘or:msn.oue may”... 5
J i-‘shcehuu, supplies {or jail .. .. 11 2.5
R B Ryan, salary as school superintend‘
George Smith. watching Mccnrty. insane 3
Alfred Dunn " " " 12 00
Geo M Connolly " " “ 750
I'} 8 Town: " " " 16 50
James Agnew " " " 3 00
Frank liume “ “ ” 7 50
L T Seavy. medical service on Mcintire 17 50
James Deigardno. maintaining county
paupera...... 250 30
J Fsheeinquuding prisoners .. . . 193
John iinckweil. hurrying dead runner . 10
G E Slarreit. labor and motel-in in court
r00m............ , . 1091
Jim F Sheemin. exfenses bring McCarty
backiromAsyum i 4040
Quimpe‘r Manufacturing company. rail- M
‘-"ii]§‘tbil¥6ur:r<iom ' . .' ." . M 22
N J ll l-‘onmnn. re-sun'eylug Point. “'ll- _
souruad , .. H 44.10
The qunrtorly reports of J. S. Wyckofl', Cox-o
nerz,wtn. fl. Whittlvaey. Probate Judgv- J. J.
H. \‘unßokkeluu and n. P. Trimhle. Justice: of
the Pence, were examined andapproved and the
bills of coats ordered paid.
it was ordered am. it bounty of t!- 50 for kill
ing rouge-rs or pan than; or mountain lions.
'1 his petition of). J. 11. \tutßokltelen. asking
for the use or the Court 'rootn tor the Seaman’s
Bethe; on Sunday‘s un_ttl such time ns :1 perma
nent plan? could be procured wu granted.
The report of N. J. u. For-mun. surveyor. in
regard to the re-survev of Point Wilsor road was
wmiued Ind armored.
The implicit on of the residents or Tlrhou
for a road from 'i‘u'bon creek to anbou bay was
granted, and G. s. Richardson Ind James Ilnrrn
den were appointed newer: and N J. H. Fort
mnn. turn- or. Said viewer: and surveyor to
meet Juno huh. [s3s. '
A petition from the resuients of Leland val
ley. asking for an appropriation of 3'31) to be
upended on Ah. county road in Leland valiey
irum lake liookrr south. was rend and the Audi
tar was instructed to advertise for bids to but“
afoot! wngun road irotn u point on and road
it tore the last work “as done (about one-half
mue south of R. E. liynue; to the southern
boundary of Road District No 10.
The report of the viewers appointed to View
tho road from Keynes landing to the head 0!
Port Discuwrv hay was examined and ttpyroved
and tin: Auditor was insurncted to (invert so for
bids tor building the road.
A petition mug read from Jth. White and oth
ers taking to have n county road laid out from at
point on the tnunty road leading from the Dis
covery mill to Schoolb‘ortion mu. raid petition
was granted and Wm. Keene and D. l). Andruns
worn unpainted viewers end S. J ii. l-‘ortnt-sn
surveyor. Viewers and surveyor to meet and
lay out paid road on the Mth day or June.
J. A. Kuhn nfpenred before the Board and
preempted u got tion nsktug that the plat oi
Smilh it. Your icl‘ addition to the City of Port.
Townsend be vacated. The Auditor wnn in
structel to publinh the legal notice required in
such was. ,
‘ A ) etzuon vans re ’d from Mn. anindn Ensi
ings nntiovtzers ”king that the road extending
from the Port Townnend null Port liiecpvery
road to Mas donation chum be alt-tightened K)
as to run wntinumhly on the littu b tween se:- 1
tions I'. anl 3 Said petition was granted and
'1 human Buck?“ and l. W. Hill were npptvtnted
appointed viewer: stud S. J. ii. l-ortuntn surm
veyor. uith hatrttctious to meat and lay out laid
road on Motility. Mlly Stat. 1338.
A petition wnl received asking that the course
of the road llttdim: from Ktsytm's lnnditr' to
Woodtnan‘s landing and Lclnnd valley mad he
chnngfl. b ention was granted and Jayne;
Keymm and J . F. 'i‘ukey were appointed nqw
er,‘ nnd N. J. 11. Forttnnn. surveyor. within
structionn to meat at Key was l..mhng 3nd new
out and survey snid road on Mtty 30th, was. _
A pullion was read asking for an annrvnrut—
tion lu build 3 bridge" in Brennan Precinct
norm-u tho Dose anlips river was mad and Com
missioner Donor-tn was instructed to post no—
tices. asking for bids to do the‘ “ark. nnd refiort
tit ll tnedtirgiof the Commisuonors “to be eld
June 41!; l . . r
The petition or Andrew Matson. uniting for
an appropriation 01:51! to be n:eti on the guil
cine and Leland ran . was hit! over until .1 not:
4th. 1388.
The wliliOl of residents of Road District No.
S, asking for an npmoprinliun or S3OO to bridge
the swamp between Stocknnd's (um and Lyon
and 1191‘s {in-ms, on township line batwccn
lO'lll-llig! 8 and 29, to be expended 0: each
side of! a school house. “I: received and the
Auditor was instrnciod to ndvcniae {or bid: for
the required work.
In th. maize.- of rebuilding the bridge ove-
Liltm- iLih-r In Quilcine val cv. James Donovan
was instructed to advertise for bid: Illd tenor!
at the June meeting of the board.
In ”I" matter” grading Ina Chim‘cun} and I
Qxiilcinc road from Braden-011‘s 19 t'arl hguh s!
in the lmunilary line of Road Dl-‘lg'lct .\u._ 5.1
lllu Auditur was illdflltied to admrus. for bids :
{or the work. _ 3
Wm. ".r‘ilulr nm-liod tnr an apprupnmion of;
574'. m M vxpcmlml nu lih! mud lending fl'Jlullh- ;
no: ol'l'liagcr‘s Inn to ILO crms maul: hill is hf ;
I'.er ’l‘llullrriltl. 3‘ :ial :ippjcmion was laid uur .
until June 4th. 2*“. _
Bids {Oril‘bili‘g the public pruning were 0::-
mui: ml as fullou's: l
l’om‘ vast-zvn. Mny Will. 1159. I
To the “nu. Board of County L‘ounuisaiuners n 1 :
Jeli’vrmm County. W. T.: I
GENTLE‘JHNZ—In rerpnnsa to verbal notice
frum unn- u-h-rk. l have lbs honor iO :Hllmll that
I will do the nilicinl printing of "Jam-non Coun
l)‘ mu lh-- {winning [vi-ms:
.-\ll wintrli‘lllj. inczniling('utmniszi'iners I’m
cw-ilings. cm. u: 31.1"» per rqilurl) fur first [IL—O!- l
tmn. Whvn nmru than one ins-x‘tmn is rr-quir- i
’ (-d. Sum-nls per sulnnu- for ruvll z-nibcqxlenl in- ‘
ri‘rlinn. Juli nrinlin'.’ at cnnnnercnl rub-s. Al
\ “aware." in mean l: liuv-s of :OIId noupnrell. '
j 11-'.<puvtl’llli_\'. .\Luzx Want.
‘ l'i'l~.~.'i Argus Publishing Co.
i'un'r Towxszzxn. W. T.. May Imh. INS“. !
Tu the ilununule [he l’onnty cominisnonms “(I
Jvll‘crum Cu. “'3‘“ Ten: 5
GENT. Eusxz—Thn null—enigma! “gm-es to do
the County printing for line iisml yeur onmmv-nr
illanly ht. in”, and o-ndin': Jun? mm, l‘S‘J. in 1
the Port Town—ond Fall at the ru-gnlnrlo-xfll min!“ I
of ism)» one dalEur pl-r inch for [he tint insc-r- l
tion and «ml-J I‘. fly cums per invh {or each sub- '
qu-wnt ins-'rtmn. This to in -:u"e all county]
Inn-ting Mich 1h irrceei-diuis. noti- es. th-linqu-mi ‘
tax list.(etc. ctr. .\lm in do all job “(I-'1: utl
reg-Ihr commercial run-s.
Mvst Respectfully. Loris R. FLOWERS.
Acc.'l of Pan. Townsoml Cull.
The bill of the Port Townsend (fall being the
limes . the contract for doing the County print
ing {or the ensuing year was awarded to that ‘
[lgfltl‘t _ 7
I 'i‘hu booksficcounls and vouchersof the Coun
ty Trunwrcr were examined and found correct. as
follows :
Balanre on hand Feby. Slb.
(when last examined.. . . .. . 4.529 07
Tux” 1»: canceled since. . .. 13.697 34
I ollccled and. Li nnr Linn-use! 1,515 if:
Paid in by I). l'. Ei’l‘ixnhle. act.
I hm» 2100
nwnu:
I lv‘nlcnunty \mrrantsredccmed 3 1.571 67
'46 read wnn'unls Mulch-mm!“ 2J1!) 31
3‘3? whom warrunll l'r‘dflcmed. 2 U'Jl 51
3 ‘rcnsnmr‘s mm. on 513,271! 6;
9 .1unnamed.“,_......‘...... 30550
3 Msnn-r's cum. on $515 w
J Bu-xidhut.‘........5..,..... 176 21
’ "new in Trraaury.... .. .. .. 10.511 43
, . 19906 73 19.8118 73
Pl“ hdn: nu furthor business thu Board
‘:finfimr‘fl us meet uguin on Monday. June 4th, !
. ‘vrcimnlJ. [trad This.
.10 ”‘o’“ “FM-cl m Hm u—xations of Dusumss 1
IIICAII-vexmnwx 3131:1111: of dehility. irrim
“lh” “"‘1 ‘L'Wndum-y, ms my. lake hhumons!
Ll")! ,lk‘fl‘l‘fl". ’l'ln- [rcmulntnr l 5 irec from'
“H'Y Ixuunom “hernl suhsumroz not disagree I
1‘1“"? PH" 1’" “‘1“- ut any time wilhoul interfer
"u: will! D!ISII}H“>\I’ pleasure. ll is gentle. sue.
undu 2‘)U';_dlge«‘fr ll 1: unvqunlled in the
CH!" 0' miragkalpnllon. bad breath, Hick
headache and lnlwuxumnlaints.
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OI;I"ICI'. ‘V'()Ol).
1 U. S. GUMSSIUNER.
-—.\,;u::r(or the—
Pll‘e 10811101108 ASSUCIIIDII 01 1.0110011 0110
Lmem Insurance 0. of New York.
—Als3 .\gvur. for»—
D. .\I. Osborne & Co’s Binders. Reapers.
Mowers nndßakes.
Also. Wagons, Buggies and Agricultural Implemams.
Ulllcc. XL-xt door Mb! iron Custom House,
Pm: Townsend. w. I'.
The pubii' puironnzu rvepetlfully solicit-:1}.
l'romp! aw-nnon assured.
éfi Steamer EDNA,
3% Str. 'mnwoon,
- A. W HER}. Marlon
Loaves Perl Tawny-ml m. Imndain, m 8 a. m..
also. for Whidby Island :u 11 :. m.. for lrondale
at 4p. m. n‘ery day For {re-gm, or passage
upnlv on board.
1.3%! SLr. DISPATOH, 1
~&.— ‘
- JAS MORGAN. Muster.
Will leave Port annsrnd {pr Neal) Bay and
“'ny ports Pwry .\lnnduy nlnfnmg on arrivnlof
un Sound Slemnnr. Helummz w!!! arrive on
Wednesdays. I‘o“ng and charters at ran-sang
ble ruleri. Amnly 0n Imam] orm L. B. Hutinga,
at C. (‘. I Jth-Vl‘s .t “o‘s. N. B.- We have jun
nil-led tr our flue! twoscows nlted (m urpaulins
for frci mimr.
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Steamer EVANGEL..
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J. W. TAHTE, Master.
Wm leave Seattle Monday 2a. m.. [or Sem
iahmoo via Purl. Townsend and the “lands.
——o.wn -
on Thursday. ‘3 a. m., for Port A ngeles via Port
Townm-ud and Dungcuass. Returning sumo
day 2p. In. Leave Port Townsend both Iy- a:
Ba. m. Connects bmh \rnys‘m Duvgenosn with
steam munch }lnd|ock.mnkm2 qmck Ilanspor
uuiun for passengers wither! extra charge.
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A‘LUNGS ._‘Sold or! GUAM! {l}
Seqd ’m- chcular-fiLDULIRII-Jbrgg
A I INE MEDECMROVILLI (A . i
nun. x 0 MISTAKE. :1;
By rlispollin: the symptoms #0 often mistaken
{or lioun .mplimL Sum-«I Ahie has hr uuhv. glad
nos-m In many a lmuwlmld, and by uromm];
bn-zzking up Hm (‘muzh or Cold that 10” of'on
dew-row in“) that fiuul dievusa 171;] ‘o'. save
In vu:aud.~' frnm n" "mi ‘ cly grave. You main
no mistake in {we‘riuz a mum of Ihis mans“!
remedy always: In ! w house.
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mum
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AEIETINEME eco /a m c
GUARANTEED A POSITXVE (‘I'RK to}!
('nmrth‘nld in [he lleuthu‘ Fen-r. Ko-u
Cum. ('nturrhnl Doafness anal Sore Flu-L Rh
news In.- »en-c of taste and smell; remove:
bad mate and unplcnsflnl breath. resuming
frnmt‘nmrrh. Eaeyun(lpae;..~am w nu. Yo:-
low directions unvl r. cure is wan-mm! by u.
Dru-_nzists $1 perhox: sl.lO hv Inui'. Send («I
circular to ABH'JINE BI’EDIK‘AL COI
PAML-grxn-ipg-L‘y Aryan _ _. _
EASTA ABIE A‘DCAT—B CEBU.
For sate by JAS. l). .\HNKLER. M. D., Drug
girl}. Agent, of Oonlpuny.
JUMBO—JUHBO.
Tim nréglnnl Ahiwine Ointment is only put
up in huge um 012 nm: lin boxes. and is an Ihi.‘
luxm-un- fn: 0L! ~ores. burn-a. \mnmh. rhxppni
hawk mu! :m akin vrupLinnd. \\';1I1~v:~in-:--I\
curo- u!- XML; 0! pi; :1. Auk .‘nr the ur-mw
.\Li-‘tiu: ”in Inan 2'; ram: 3 ‘nn. :‘O. Mix
Iby J.x>’. U. MINKLBR. I. 9.. Duuj', “or
LflUommnv.
fiyer’s cherry Pectoral
'i'li- (LIUL’VX' of culrliin: :l :mikit‘" WM, “'11“! may dc"0101’ Bronchitis, Pneu
,;, :53. pi},:.u.i-ri;., (yl'MlHll- olilm‘ dangerous diamse 1,! the throat and lungs, has da
. . Ti'Zlit'll. :-:..E;1 and :n;:nin.lhc importum-c of providing for ju=t such emergencies
' ..".\';.}~ buying“ on ham! a hunk: of .-\_\'('l"S Cherry Fedora].
0 I C
W 13.1 Cure Bronchltls
r u-nt: .\. <2 =.m. Fun-q (now. Orv-gem; J. M. Wharton, Jamestown, N. 0.,
r:i ~~: --.\ £14.: 122;.» ;:_.. l Izzui sen-rcnvrizos: "I have 113011 Aycr‘s Cherry
!. '..;.‘~u':i~. Ax _w\- mi nr my brathvrsil’vtornl a lung time in my family, and
-.: 1 ~34. :~. !.,.<i iii-. 1 nitv 2' L in; similarly -’ have yd. to we its failure to cure Bron»
:3 ;:i.L l l, :::‘:‘.' ;i'.::~:n..!‘ iulal ('UHX'EVhiHI trouirivs or Coughs of any kind."
L, -.1-. ml tin- lb - id .‘.; . r" ( ‘iza-m'y I’m'lami. ‘ J». “'uidvn, Bylmiiu. Mia’s” writes: “I
i'-:.- bun!» (“.11"er 1,:~-. Tim trouble in]; j ~uxlrrud tight .\l'fll‘a from Bronchitis, and
may rx-tux’nwi. can! I l):'iil‘\o that llicéwus curm! by 1110 11:0 of Ayer's Cherry
Hr rry I'vvin‘m! mu: .l my life." 1 Pcctorui."
And Asthma.
Mr» .‘.Xur; .‘.. 1:. "’uhlh’nn. llorquWu. I‘m, wrizc‘: "I am now 60 years 01¢
l h.ul gum! Imm. mufi .‘tiiii‘h'll with Asthma. u. Irv: Mull“ am. This was accent
iunimi [.5 .'L m ‘.:-re (1.123}. I Hzfii-rvd for (WI-1‘ :1 PM“. until I took .\yer‘s Chm
i'winmi. whirl; l‘: Xiuu a] and cured me. I bolic-Vu it n (.'.;d-.~ulid."
AYER’S CHE RRY PECTORAL,
szmuugh "Y i
DR. J. C. AYER K; CO., Lowell, Mass, U. S. A.
For .\zzio by uil Dru-sgb!“
I
F rancns W, James
Quincy St. Port Townsend, '. ‘l.
WxLL BUY .\zm SELL. Dnmza'rzc .\xv Fons-Img E.~I"HA.\'GE, PURCHASE 05'.
Comm Wmmwrs, MILL AND Sun-MSG DRAFTS AXD OTH".
:i?‘NI;:zuTIABL£ PAPER.
, . 7? ‘ 's ‘O. ‘r-smm- , Ea.
M 83133? fiBEANuEE. A}; ~35??? Rfi
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Auent for the union Linn of (:15! :l-‘xm‘fxizu Irv-(aw an 7.i‘.'."p~= n And New York. P 1021“ pm
lick-ts to and from pan-1 in Hagan“ L lruiaud. Human um ! Sun-«den to New Yo: , dull-O
by rail to A“ part: of the \\'v.~~:. m" 4mm :‘r "u 13' 4’ vii-z: up, available ai 8501..
w hsl'El) AT LUWE~T 14. x n. ‘. ”13,;
Correspondence “mum-a, l}.‘2‘~-:-?Il:~el, by I’m-minim. :ha IL; x of I;:itis'n Columbia, Hr
C :and Sun Fruncisco. (':xl. inn. 4, 1331- .
‘ DRUGS lévDR'U-G'Sl '
Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Stationery
\l'lmlcsale and Retail, by
N. \D- HILL & SONS
V”? .13: >7 " *‘~~‘%
Rm a
DRUGS, { SOAPS,
MEDICINES, l POM-{DESI
CHEMIQALS, f ”3523;231:113,
TRUSSES» : WALL PAPE&
GLASS, I BRUSHES.
PAINTS, I Etc.
OILS, . And all articles {or the Toilet.
Patent Medicines of all kinds, l Quick sales and small profit-l.
gist LATIMER & CO:-
D'uusfl’fichfilqlcfls. Patent Medicines & Fancy Article.
fifiéflfiafl‘ffi “I" 0/ ”38-10%:
ommi’mfi‘i for macaw» _ 7
Jig-Prescriplirxzm Carefully Corz-‘%\f:\:t‘::‘:::) m Nigb 7
. WATLR bI‘RL:.. 119 m, TEflW
E- “a"; J' 0- ”a J m “' Esmuw
1 y ”' I
1
The Farmers and Merchant. Immanco Go.
Capital Stock. $300,000.
Albany,§o:egon. '
J. H. LIVERMORE. Agt. Port Towmend
cl3sfififixsh'fiffla;§,§;..E‘J.‘:é'r’?::;iléi’2-;.{.:. éa-ragss‘gt";il;,‘.‘;;.“':¢‘:fi:2:&;.r'- " Wm
HENRY LAN‘JI‘L‘ i'raa. .\. D. HILL. '.ltc-i'rc>. ILL‘JHLL. 0“le
T f ‘ ._ 9"
i 50%!
0F PORT TO “UVSEND, SV. T.
Authorized Capital, ~ 882»: A 3
A General Banking Business "transact; .
Deposits received 3146760! (I; szg‘ltt draft or check.
mom" was!!!) on Appmn'u) srzmnrrnx.
Collections made and prnceeds promptly remit‘ied on day of collection
Sight, and Talegm )hio oxc‘uange psychic in ail um principal cities of tho
United States and Blurope.
CORRESPO \ CENTS :—-Losno::——Th~3 Anglo Californian Bank (Limih‘n
BIRLXN—Gobudo: Mayer; NEW YORK'i-I‘h!‘ H‘irzoyer National Bank; Sn
FnAscmao—The Anglo—Californian Dunk (Liizxttadh PORTLAND. 03.. Th
First. National Bank; VICTOR!A, B. C.. Bani? of 3 Ms]: 0 ‘ ' ' '—
\TovA_ §COTIA,-'l:h6-:-Ban_k o_f Bfitish ‘Ng-SL}: America, Kong]
rated Bank of India. Australia and China. I 0
Agents for the Anmrican and '.p .1 Star Line of Stem
for 9316 to and from all parts of Eula-'93. .
Q‘ We have a eecum and tommodimm Vault. where we
"ables on Itoragn at nm’mrnte char-gee
MMJAMES JONES
m ’
Cash GNBCBZ’.
Opposite Cenmn Hotel. -———o—-—«- Head of Union Whlrf
Pm: Yavmi..end. - - W. ‘.
Dealer in all kinds of
C O
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Grocer-13$, (Aqua: 5, Tobacco,
Olgars. Produce. a
STATIONERY, SCHUUL BOOBS. CUTLERY AND NOTIOII.
C I 3
Agent I: r ”:0 6-." d P f R n
afia :an 8“ IC . .
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